RozumTHINKING STUDIO
BIG IDEAS START SMALL · AGES 8–13

A little play.
A whole new perspective.

A fun way to understand your child’s thinking —
and help their next bright idea take shape.

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Complete first quiz free About 20–25 minutes No account needed to begin
01 / A LITTLE CHALLENGE

Every “aha!”
starts somewhere.

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02 / A FRIEND ALONG THE WAY
Oh, hello!✳

Meet PIP.
Big on little discoveries.

Your curious companion
03 / A FRESH PERSPECTIVE
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Alex’s bright spotsFictional sample profile
Spot patterns
84
Think differently
76
Break it down
68
Their strengths, made clear
Age-matched challenges4–6 thinking areas1 useful parent snapshot Private by design
SMALL STEPS. REAL DISCOVERIES.

Play. Notice. Grow.

A little time together.
A lot to learn about their brilliant mind.

01

Let curiosity lead.

Pick their age group and let PIP guide them through a mix of visual puzzles and thinking games.

02

See the bigger picture.

Get a clear look at their strengths, with simple examples of how they learn and solve problems.

03

Make room to grow.

Try small activities together. With the Year Pass, return through the year and see what changes.

THERE’S MORE THAN ONE WAY TO SHINE

A world of ways to think.

Ages 8–10 explore four core thinking areas. Ages 11–13 add AI understanding and responsible choices.

Spot patterns

Notice what repeats and what changes.

Think differently

Turn shapes and ideas around in your mind.

Break it down

Make big problems feel smaller.

Plan the steps

Find the steps that get you there.

Get to know AI

Explore what AI can and cannot do.

Choose with care

Think about people, privacy and fairness.

FOR THE GROWN-UPS WHO CHEER THEM ON

“Now I know
where to start.”

That’s the feeling we’re designing for. A clear picture, a few useful next steps, and more good conversations with your child.

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A LITTLE IDEA FOR THIS WEEK

Turn “tidy your room”
into a three-step plan.

Ask your child what they would do first, next and last. Planning a real task builds the same skills they use in the puzzles.

5 minutesNo special kit
A parent listening as their child explains a puzzle at home
LESS GUESSWORK. BETTER CONVERSATIONS.

Get curious about
how they think.

Watch them spot a pattern, try a new approach, or question an AI answer. Your free Parent Snapshot turns those first discoveries into two strengths and a useful next step.

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THOUGHTFUL LEARNING FOUNDATIONS

Thinking that travels
beyond the classroom.

Informed by selected ideas in ISTE Student Standards and the 2026 CSTA PK–12 Standards. Our skill areas explore computational thinking, AI literacy, and responsible technology use.

These short activities sample selected thinking skills. They do not establish mastery of either framework or replace a complete computing curriculum. Ages 8–10 currently cover four thinking skills; AI concepts and responsible AI questions are included for ages 11–13.

ISTE Standards for StudentsComputational thinking, knowledge building, and responsible digital participation.CSTA · 2026 standardsProblem-solving, algorithms, data, and the human impact of computing.
A USEFUL START, WITH ROOM TO GROW

Start free.
Keep exploring.

The full first quiz and a Parent Snapshot are free. Choose the optional Year Pass when you want the detailed report and three more check-ins.

Parent Year PassUS$49 / one school year

One child · detailed thinking report · practical activities · three additional check-ins

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ONE GOOD QUESTION CAN OPEN A NEW DOOR

See where their
curiosity takes them.

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